The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-25


The Bulletin reports a burglary at Mr.. A.
hraft's jewelry store Tuesday night guam
tity OF valuable goods being carried off.
Mr.. P. A. Dias late of Kohala, has taken
uRSSs abode in Robello lane, Palama, in the
hog formerly occupied by j. w. hingley.
The special session of the Legislature is
estimated TO last from three weeks to two
hmonths. This, however, is not an inspired"
item.
Out of the thirteen members of the Plant
ers Company present at once on the first
day, nine wore heavy mustaches with no
beard.
Mr.. J. T. Morgan sold twenty-five shares of
Peoples Ice Co. stock, Saturday, at 1894 per
share.
The total receipts of the Portuguese fair
were $3.50. Expenses, .on rough estimate
will probably reach somewhere in the vicinity
of 500.
The Zsalandia was very closely watched
Many rumors were about town in the
evening that there would be some "skIps'
before morning.
Mr.. 5. D. Fuller, Secretary of the Y. NJ. C.
A., was out riding Tuesday, after a period of
illness, from which, though conyalescent, he
is not yet recovered.
The Rev. ]. a. Cruzan has received and ac-
copied a call to the pastorate Of the Church
in san Francisco, from which DR.. Beckwith
A resigned to come to Honolulu.
Mr.. J. T. Morgan had a large audience at
Captain Jackson's on Friday. The piano
was not sold, but the prices obtained for
other articles were generally rated good.
"
The japanese truaut wife, in the Police
Court. had an idea that as she had married
her lord TO please other people. she might
dissolve the partnership to please herself.
The cal gives summary of what it des-
cribes as au able sermon delivered by
NJ. A, Cruzan at the Central Presbyterian
; 4Ig5ernacle IN San Francisco on the I'd inst
The distance from the Hilo Court House
TO the Volcano house, by "a air line, Is %
miles. After leaving Waiakea plantation,
the ar line passes over or through solid
forest
Nrs. c. Il. W. Hill, literary lady in cor
!. respondence with the London Post, was
passenger on the Zealandia. She intends
giving ShakespeUi2n recitals IL the United
States.
The st CIair-Gibson breach of promise
case comes up in the Supreme Court for
hearing next after the Lee All III robbery
trial. which latter is expected to be finished
to-day.
The Zsalandia had 26 cabin passengers
and 80 in the steerage for San Francisco, and
two cabin and eight steerage for Honolulu.
One of the through Storage passengers was
from Samoa.
1t is pleasant to welcome back, from his
American and European tour, Mr.. A. Mar
cues. our c0a15ej-efof the LusO HaiCaiiunO
He saw much, enjoyed himself well, and
looks IN fine condition.
Chris. Buckley, whose boss rule in San
Francisco is causing threats of Indignation
mass meetings and the revival of the vigil
ance committee. was in Honolulu short
time ago for his health
The Fashion Stables demur to the report
that one of their carriages figured in run
away on Sunday. 1t was not their carriage
and they have no ambition to lead the
fashion in such exploits.
Ladies all over the Kingdom will turn with
interest to n. s. Sachs advertisement for
some particulars of his large arrivals of new
goods by the last steamer.
The passenger list of the Australia con-
tains the names of many notable people, |
absent for longer or shorter period from
the community, to whom the GAZETTE ten |
ders an aloha of welcome.
NThe examination of teachers at Waikiki, |
o. the 18th inst, by the Inspector-General |
-sJf Schools, was well attended, some OF the |
candidates having come twenty miles to full |
fiji the duties of the occasion.
Mr.. f. L. Clarke lectured before the San
Francisco Geographical Society, 4th inst,
on Picturesque and Volcanic Hawaii.
Press reports indicate that the effort afforded
much pleasure to the audience.
A Chinaman nearly lost all the fingers of
one hand by buzz saw in the furniture fac /
tory at the corner of King and Bethel streets
on Wednesday. Chinese physicians staunchHd
a profuse flow of blood and dressed she
wound.
The Rev. DR.. Beckwith is again in Homo
lulu. This time, to the great JOY ans
friends and the satisfaction of the members of
the United Fort Street and Bethel Chufches
J he has come to stay, and brought his family
with him.
MIR. Edward Lycan, Manager of the Hawa-
iian Ramie Co., has been adjudged bank
rupt on his own petition, by Judge Preston
in Chambers. Proof of claims and election
of assignees will take place before the Court
on the 3lst inst.
The tug Pele was offered for sale at the
P. NJ. Co.'s dock Saturday, by M. j. +,
Morgan. Orders were not to sell under SOU
and the bids not coming up to that figure,
the Pele was Withdrawn and the sale de-
clared "off'' for the present.
Lon Morris, the billiardist who took
part in lively season hcfe a few months Z
ago, died recently in Chicago. He left here 1
for Australia, thence went to Eng and, from /
where be returned to America. While here 4
he looked as if his days we're short.
The Portuguese paper o LHso Haicgi0Eo, /
2 de Outubro de 1857 is to hand. Had 1t /
FtS been for an accident that befell Us at the |
building of the Tower of Babel we might re-
view its contents, but, under the circum-
Alliances, can only say that it is useful ms